Line set to launch new film Festival site

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By The Drum Team, Editorial

June 15, 2006 | 1 min read

Edinburgh-based web agency Line is gearing up to launch this year’s website for the world-famous Edinburgh Film Festival.

This is the second year that Line has developed the site, working in conjunction with London-based designers 300million.

300million has developed a concept around the Festival’s 60th birthday, creating a theme of 60 frames – the number of frames per second that the human eye can perceive.

Last year the website, created by Line, sold almost £100,000 worth of tickets in the six week period before and during the Festival. This equated to 43 percent of all sales pre-festival (34.4 percent of final total) - approximately a 250 percent increase from the previous year.

Meanwhile, Line has created a series of online games - based on stunts filmed for the TV show - for BBC’s Top Gear website.

The agency has also just completed the final stages of the Wunderbar06 website for Tennent’s, in collaboration with Stand and Newhaven.

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